After being dropped by their management, having their US Visas revoked and a bunch of shows cancelled, it looks like Bob Vylan have finally picked up a Win after successfully suing Manchester Evening News for defamation. Bob Vylan singer Pascal Robinson secured a public apology and substantial damages from Reach plc, publishers of the Manchester…
The decision of British Airways to pull sponsorship from the Louis Theroux podcast following his interview with Bob Vylan seems to have backfired, with the general sentiment on social media in support of the podcaster and his freedom to sit down and speak to whomever he wants. During the interview, punk singer Bob Vylan told…
British Airways has pulled its sponsorship of the Louis Theroux podcast following the interview with Bob Vylan in which the punk singer said he had ‘no regrets’ about leading the ‘death to the IDF’ chant at Glastonbury, adding that he would ‘do it again tomorrow and twice on Sundays.’ British Airways said that the content…
Bob Vylan may have been dropped by their agent, dropped from every festival line-up in Europe, and had their US tour cancelled, but the punk duo insist they do not regret starting the infamous ‘Death to the IDF’ chant at Glastonbury. Frontman Bobby Vylan, who remains under investigation by Avon and Somerset Police over the…
Bob Vylan is trying to walk back his celebration of Charlie Kirk’s death after having a gig cancelled in the Netherlands over the viral clip which disgusted so many over the weekend. Despite being filmed on stage dedicating a track to “an absolute piece of sh1t human being”, saying his pronouns are “was/were” and “rest…
Shameful stuff from Bob Vylan this weekend as the British punk duo celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk on stage in Amsterdam. While performing at Club Paradiso, the band, which comprises of Bobby and Bobbie Vylan, dedicated a track to “an absolute piece of sh1t human being”, said his pronouns are “was/were” and said “if…
Bob Vylan may have been dropped from every festival line-up in Europe and had their US tour cancelled, but they’re still putting on gigs at smaller venues, including a surprise show at the 100 Club in London last night. Naturally, some in the crowd tried to get a ‘Death to the IDF’ chant going, but…
Turns out that leading 200,000 people at Glastonbury in chants of ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Death to the IDF’ was a touch of marketing genius by Bob Vylan, whose 2024 album Humble as the sun has re-entered the UK charts, while their Spotify listenership has also shot up massively. Humble as the Sun is currently at…
We all know how the lobby works at this point: after already being dropped by their management, having their US visas revoked, and being put under police investigation, British punk duo Bob Vylan have now also been removed from the line-up at Radar Festival in Manchester on Saturday, as well as French festival Kave Fest…
Bob Vylan have put out a new statement following the launch of a police investigation into their Glastonbury set, claiming they are being ‘targeted for speaking up.’ Talk about stating the obvious! Their full statement issued today said: ‘Today, a good many people would have you believe a punk band is the number one threat…
After already being dropped by their management and put under police investigation, British punk duo Bob Vylan have now had their US visas revoked in the aftermath of leading ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Death to the IDF’ chants at Glastonbury. This means Bob Vylan’s US tour, which was scheduled to kick off in October, will no…
United Talent Agency have moved quickly to drop Bob Vylan after the British punk duo led 200,000 people at Glastonbury in chants of ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Death to the IDF’ on the weekend. Predictably, UTA executives have decided to part ways Bob Vylan – made up of frontman Bobby Vylan and drummer Bobbie Vylan –…
The BBC has admitted that they royally screwed up by allowing the Bob Vylan set at Glastonbury to air, and doubly so for allowing the stream to continue once the British punk duo started chants of ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Death to the IDF’. Here’s how it played out on live TV if you missed it:…
Absolute nightmare for the BBC and Glastonbury at the weekend as they were so concerned with Irish rap trio Kneecap making pro-Palestine political statements during their set, that they didn’t realise British punk duo Bob Vylan were about to do the same thing. While the BBC ensured Kneecap’s set didn’t make it to air, Bob…